How to grow Outdoor Hurricane

75% indica - 25% sativa
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Outdoor Hurricane bud — quarter view
THC 12%
Flowering 42 - 49 days
Yield 450 g/m²
Height 90-120cm

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Seb's take

Seb Silverback

Afghani crossed with Dutch Skunk for a plant built to weather the Northern Hemisphere's worse moods — cold, wet, and largely unbothered by either. Glittering, resinous buds arrive in a swift six to seven weeks, true to her hurricane name if not her temperament. Go easy on the feed, or the leaves will get ahead of themselves.

Where it comes from

Kera Seeds crossed a well-performing Afghan with a Dutch Skunk to produce a hardy plant built for exactly the weather its name implies. That Dutch Skunk lineage equips her to handle colder, wetter climates and to persevere through mild temperature swings, which makes her well suited to cultivators in the Northern Hemisphere. A sensible outdoor cross, this: take the Afghan's resin and the Skunk's resilience, and put them to work in a climate that defeats softer strains. Named for the weather she was made to shrug off.

Nose & flavour

The record does not itemise her aroma, so I will not invent one. What it does note is glittering, resinous buds, which points to a plant heavy with trichomes and the aromatic depth that usually accompanies them. Her Skunk parentage suggests a pungent, resin-forward character, though I will let the record's silence stand rather than fill it with guesswork. A resinous, well-frosted plant, on the evidence given.

The high

The record leaves the effect unstated, so I will respect that and not manufacture a profile. She is a 75 percent indica, 25 percent sativa plant at 12 percent THC, which places her at the gentler, more relaxed end of the spectrum rather than anything overpowering. An easygoing character is the fair inference from those figures, but the specifics I will leave where the record left them. Approach her expecting mellow rather than dramatic.

Growing it

This is where she earns her name. Resilient genetics deliver a potential yield of over 450 g/m² in only six to seven weeks of flower, with minimal effort required, and she stands up to cold, wet Northern Hemisphere conditions with ease. She reaches a medium 90 to 120cm. THC is 12 percent, with a medium CBD reading noted. One caution from the record: she can run to excess leaf growth if overfed, though that is easily managed by going lighter on the feed. A hardy, swift outdoor plant.

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Common questions about Outdoor Hurricane

How long does Outdoor Hurricane take to flower?

Around 7 weeks of flowering, by the breeder's numbers. Quick, as these things go.

Is Outdoor Hurricane an autoflower or a photoperiod strain?

A feminized photoperiod strain — flowering starts when you switch the lights, so the timing is yours to control.

How tall does Outdoor Hurricane grow?

Around 120 cm. Standard tent territory.

How strong is Outdoor Hurricane?

The breeder lists THC around 12%. The gentler end of the scale.